World History study guides

A deep-dive guide to Module 1 of the NY Global History and Geography II Regents: the world in 1750, the Enlightenment and its ideas, the American and French revolutions, the Haitian and Latin American revolutions, and the document skills the exam rewards, with the question patterns NYSED repeats.

A deep-dive guide to Module 2 of the NY Global History and Geography II Regents: why the Industrial Revolution began in Britain, its social and economic effects, the responses and reforms, nineteenth-century imperialism in Africa and Asia, and how to answer the Part II CRQ, with the question patterns NYSED repeats.

A deep-dive guide to Module 3 of the NY Global History and Geography II Regents: nationalism and the unification of Germany and Italy, the MAIN causes and the spark of World War I, how the war was fought and its consequences, the Russian Revolution, and how to reason about cause and effect and turning points.

A deep-dive guide to Module 4 of the NY Global History and Geography II Regents: the Great Depression, the rise of totalitarianism (fascism, Nazism, Stalinism), the causes and course of World War II, the Holocaust, and genocide and human rights as an enduring issue, with the question patterns NYSED repeats.

A deep-dive guide to Module 5 of the NY Global History and Geography II Regents: the origins and conflicts of the Cold War, decolonization in Asia (India and China) and Africa and the Middle East, apartheid, and the end of the Cold War, with the question patterns NYSED repeats.

A deep-dive guide to Module 6 of the NY Global History and Geography II Regents: globalization and economic interdependence, technology and the modern world, human rights, contemporary global challenges, modernization and the non-aligned world, and how to write the Enduring Issues Essay, with the patterns NYSED repeats.